"In 1850 A. Hardeland [of the Rhenish MS], whose services had been transferred to the Neth. B.S. for linguistic work, began to translate the Old Testament. He was assisted by Timothy Marat, a Dyak, who made an independant version from the High Malay Bible, which Hardeland compared chapter by chapter with his own translation from the Hebrew. The resultant draft was tested by use in the schools, and corrected by the help of missionaries and a Christian Dyak named Nicodemus Tomogong...Separate issues also appeared of the O.T. [so this item]."--Darlow & Moule, 3460